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It really surprises me that the same thing still hasn't really happened with image editing software. Or maybe it has and I just don't know how to use it. But I
by ben174 4y ago
It really surprises me that the same thing still hasn't really happened with image editing software. Or maybe it has and I just don't know how to use it. But I still keep my Photoshop license around and pay for it because I just can't seem to live without it.
- Garvey 4y agoDepends what you're after but Krita seem to do pretty well
- _manifold 4y agoThrowing in my support for Krita. I suppose it just depends on what you need in an image editor but in my opinion GIMP has been dead in the water for well over a decade at this point. Krita on the other hand has a pretty rich feature set and seems to be more actively developed - I just wish it were more performant and a bit less quirky, interface-wise. I still use it on a regular basis though.
- fold3 4y agoMy usage of Photoshop is too basic that I can manage with cheaper alternatives. The Foss offering, however, is too difficult to use for me. There is photopea.com that should cover needs of most people and affinity photo for more advanced photo production. Not free but single purchase somewhat reasonably priced at $40. Its very user friendly but not too limited at the same time. I like it. ** Krita is rather to be compared with Clip Studio, They stated it themselves in their blog in august: https://krita.org/en/item/what-the-krita-developers-are-up-to-part-ii/ https://krita.org/en/item/what-the-krita-developers-are-up-t...